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by zipy124 1y ago
The Bonferroni correction part of this article is the most important. The amount of papers that don't account for this is shocking, comparing 20 variables with a 0.05 confidence interval is extremely annoying, as you end up having to d
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by zipy124 1y ago
Just to clairfy I'm not assuming you are criticing the commentor, nor am I intending to critisice you, merely that I don't agree the viewpoints are actually that similar at all between the commentor and the article. The article do
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by zipy124 1y ago
How is that on the other hand? I'm a little confused, as if anything it supports exactly what the person you are replying to was saying as they only mention that they are more likely to use BNPL, it doesn't take the extra step of
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by zipy124 1y ago
A decent amount of people seem to be unhappy/leaving deep-mind due to the forced focus on AI and lack of freedom currently though. Therefore the point above still stands.
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by zipy124 1y ago
The lower salaried locale for the python team is Germany no? Which isn't exactly like your tradional outsourcing. I find it hard to believe we won't see more of it in the coming years with how much cheaper engineers are in Europe
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by zipy124 1y ago
PhD programmes usually require by definition that you discover "new" stuff. The difference between a bachelors/master's thesis and a PhD thesis is almost exactly that. Unfortunately reproducing doesn't tend to count
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by zipy124 1y ago
That's alright, sorry if my tone wasn't as friendly as it should be. Hope you have a good day :)
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by zipy124 2y ago
Your ciation [1] shows the highest number as being approximately 70,000 USD a year, not 85k. That's 15,000 dollars less than you claim. Your [0] citation is not a share-able link and just redirects to the home-page. In the UK (where I
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by zipy124 2y ago
Is this an AI comment? Where in this work does it talk about 3D anything?
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by zipy124 2y ago
There exists the multiresolution FFT, and other forms of FFT which are based around sliding windows/SFFT techniques. CQT can also be implemented extremely quickly, utilising FFT's and kernels or other methods, like in the librosa
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by zipy124 2y ago
I wasn't saying "evil capitalist", just that when the competition is limited you can charge higher prices, this isn't evil unless you have used unethical tactics to enforce some sort of monopoly/oligopoly etc.... Th
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by zipy124 2y ago
The irony that Lisp was and AI were almost synonymous before the AI winter, and now AI is back, the Lispers distance themselves from it.
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I'm pretty shocked at this price-differential, I guess they are just taking advantage of the lack of competition in the made in USA space.
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by zipy124 2y ago
That's fair enough, I agree with all your points :)
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You can actually have control of orientation, see this paper out of the Medical University of Innsbruck! They do this on a zebra fish embryo :) https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10944478/
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by zipy124 2y ago
Here's some footage from one company that utilises this technology (a spin-off out of my lab at UCL) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYTDq_k9Jik
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by zipy124 2y ago
If anyone has any questions on this, my PhD is on in-air ultrasonic acoustic levitation (and other uses of in-air focused ultrasound) :)
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by zipy124 2y ago
1. If this was true the wealthy would not work, and yet a large majority still do, socialites and other classes are very small minorities of the wealthy.
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by zipy124 2y ago
Because it is a public company that aims to maximise shareholder value and thus the value of it's stock. Since value is largely evaluated by perception, if you can convince people your product is better than it is, your stock valuation
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by zipy124 2y ago
For smaller amounts of monies such as £250k or £1mm, it is much easier to get funding, since a decent amount of countries offer tax relief to the investors for example in the UK through EIS, SEIS, or even VCT. These offer advantages to ange
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by zipy124 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Underground_cooling It's significant.
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by zipy124 2y ago
Was it perhaps "that chemist"? He has some decent videos on complete bogus papers but I don't think he does reproductions, I'd be interested in that channel if you happen to find it in your watch history.
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by zipy124 2y ago
That is the accuracy of one sensor. The law of large numbers comes into play when using forecasts such as this, since accross any reasonably sized metro area you will have hundreds if not thousands or even tens of thousands of weather stati
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by zipy124 2y ago
I'm not even sure comparing it to USB is helpful, since USB is just a transport protocol, not communication protocol. Just because two devices have usb ports doesn't mean they can be connected together, otherwise we wouldn't
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by zipy124 2y ago
This is bloody brilliant!
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by zipy124 2y ago
The difference becomes in that you never ultimately need to use the cocaine, however given lots of buisness' run almost exclusively on meta platforms like facebook/whatsapp/instagram, it is sometimes neccessary to use for thi
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by zipy124 2y ago
If this were true there would be a lot less hiring of suggests engineers in the world and a lot more people getting laid off.
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by zipy124 2y ago
I don't agree with your cost estimate, but even accepting it there's no way your spending £1800/4-6 weeks on something as small as 500 lines of code and as simple as PCM audio player code. Your description sounds more like th
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by zipy124 2y ago
Even cached input is only half price with openAI (and they don't even offer it for o1-pro). Further we also aren't counting input here which can get long since it includes the previous output, which for the last request will be 33
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by zipy124 2y ago
Ok closer to 4 days than a week, still an insane differential in cost. As we all know it's never just 500 lines of code, and 500 lines can take up quite a lot of tokens, especially on a reasoning model like o1-pro which we know can spe

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